A very bitterly cold morning with the majority of us seeing temps all the way into the mid to low 20s. Luckily, these temps will continue to climb through the day into the mid-50s for our high. Plenty of sunshine will be around to help warm our temps quickly.
GFS Model Loop Through Sunday
Temperatures will fall after a high in the 50s on Wednesday back into the 40s on Thursday and Friday afternoons. Winds will pick up on Wednesday afternoon with the passage of a dry cold front, gusting to 25 mph. Expect variable cloudiness and a decent amount of sunshine.
Our temps will continue to stay below average through the majority of the week with a few fluctuations in high/low temps each day. Today will be, by far, the warmest day of the work week with temps reaching the upper-50s for our high.
Southwest wind pumping in warmer air.
The afternoon forecast shift for NWS-Nashville removed our slight chance of flurries. The flurry chance is really for the Plateau, further east and at higher elevation.
Finally, the sun comes out. Warmer. A bit breezy. We may even reach the lower 50°s.
Another cold start, but more sun, more southwest winds, therefore warmer.
A small area of low pressure will streak across Middle Tennessee Monday night into Tuesday morning. This will bring sprinkles and some flurries mainly across the plateau, but we could see a few flakes fly over here.
Highs will reach into the 40s for Sunday and well into the middle 50s by Monday thanks to a southwest wind. Our next “weather maker” arrives Tuesday with a reinforcing shot of cold air and a few flurries possible.
Quiet and cold conditions are in control for today with snow and wintry precipitation well to our southeast. In fact, this forecast blog is being written from snow-stricken Mississippi, where areas down yonder have accumulated nearly 6″ of white, heavy powder.
Cold, cold weather continues to be the main story here in Middle TN. Highs will continue to be in the low-40s through the rest of the week with overnight temps dipping down into the mid to low 20s.
Our cooler temperature pattern looks to continue for the foreseeable future. Temps generally look to stay in the 40s for our highs, and drop into the 20s for our overnight lows.
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Radar Loop at 10:15AM
Rain is moving out and colder temperatures are rushing in! We hit 64ºF very early this morning, but ever since then, we’ve been slowly dropping into the 50s (now 54ºF at BNA). Expect this trend to continue for the rest of today as a deep, cold airmass dives southward over the next 24 hours.
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